How Token Deployment Works

OctaBot deploys tokens by reading structured commands directly from public posts on X and executing them on Four.meme.

This section explains what happens behind the scenes, step by step.

Step 1 — Command Detection

When you post a tweet or reply tagging @OctaBot, the bot scans the text for a valid deployment command.

Only tweets that:

• mention @OctaBot

• follow the correct format are processed.

Anything else is ignored.

Step 2 — Command Parsing

OctaBot extracts:

• Token Name

• Token Symbol

• Optional instructions (such as token transfers)

Example input: ELON MUSK / ELON

Parsed as:

• Name: Elon Musk

• Symbol: $ELON

Formatting matters. Incorrect separators or missing values will fail parsing.

Step 3 — Validation

Before deployment, OctaBot checks:

• Name and symbol length

• Invalid or restricted characters

• Duplicate or malformed commands

If validation fails, deployment does not proceed.

Step 4 — Token Deployment

Once validated, OctaBot deploys the token on Four.meme automatically.

This includes:

• Token creation

• Metadata assignment

• Initial configuration required by the platform

No manual interaction is required from the user.

Step 5 — Optional Token Transfer

If your command includes a transfer instruction (e.g. sending tokens to another X user), OctaBot processes it after deployment.

This step is optional and only runs if explicitly requested.

Step 6 — Public Confirmation

The entire process is triggered by your tweet and executed publicly. Deployment typically completes within seconds.